WILLIAM E. LEE, OIL MAN, DIES IN HOUSTON
October 28 —William E. Lee, South Texas oil man and former stockholder in the Yount-Lee Oil Company, died at his home Wednesday. Lee had been prominently identified with the oil business several years and helped develop the field at Sour Lake, where he also was engaged in the banking business. He was a brother of Thomas P. Lee, oil man and Republican leader in Texas.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort Worth, Texas
October 28, 1936
October 28 —William E. Lee, South Texas oil man and former stockholder in the Yount-Lee Oil Company, died at his home Wednesday. Lee had been prominently identified with the oil business several years and helped develop the field at Sour Lake, where he also was engaged in the banking business. He was a brother of Thomas P. Lee, oil man and Republican leader in Texas.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort Worth, Texas
October 28, 1936
WILLIAM E. LEE, OIL MAN, DIES IN HOUSTON
October 28 —William E. Lee, South Texas oil man and former stockholder in the Yount-Lee Oil Company, died at his home Wednesday. Lee had been prominently identified with the oil business several years and helped develop the field at Sour Lake, where he also was engaged in the banking business. He was a brother of Thomas P. Lee, oil man and Republican leader in Texas.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort Worth, Texas
October 28, 1936
October 28 —William E. Lee, South Texas oil man and former stockholder in the Yount-Lee Oil Company, died at his home Wednesday. Lee had been prominently identified with the oil business several years and helped develop the field at Sour Lake, where he also was engaged in the banking business. He was a brother of Thomas P. Lee, oil man and Republican leader in Texas.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort Worth, Texas
October 28, 1936
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